The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-04

1 speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
/ $4,000 baes-American 10000.
| Futures-Uplands low mddling clause, No
vember delivery ) l6-64d; November and De-
cember lS6id; December aud January II "a
54d and sn March, MareS
! and April l5-64d; April and May l6-640
5 l7-64d June and July 2O-64d. Market firm,
| p. m.-The sales to-day included $500 bales
| Futures Uplands low middlng clause, No.
vember delivery 16-64d, buyers: November and
December ; l+-64d, sellers; December and
January l9-64d, buyers; January aud February
8 lS6id, buyers; February and March 14-o4d,
| sellers; March and April l5-64d, buyers; April
and May l7-64d, sellers; May and June 1854,
buy ers; June and July aO-64d, buyers. Market
| steady.
Good middling uplands 7-l6d, middlng up;
| lands 5-l6d low middlng uplands 5lsd, good
ordinary uplands 1864, ordinary uplands, !9sd;
| sgd, low middliug Texas 3-16d. good ordinary
| Texas 45sd, ordinary Texas 4Ssd; good mid
ding Orleans 9-l6d, middling Orleans 7-l6d,
| low middling Orleans j14d good ordinary Or
leans l5-l6d ordinary Orleans 45sd.
| 4 p. NJ. Futures: UDllnis, low mitdling
clause. November delivery l5-64d. buyers; No
vember and December 1854, buyers; Decem-
| Der and January l2-64d. buyers; January aud
| February 12-04d, buyers; February and March
5 l3-64d buyers; March and April li-64d, buyers;
| April and May l6-64d. buyers; May and June
| ) 1S-64d, buyers; June and July 2Ob4d, buyers.
| Market closed barely steady.
| New York, Nov. g. noon-Cotton easy; mid
ding uplands 93sc, mddling Orleans 934c; sales
Market opened steady, with sales as
| follows: November delivery 63c, December
Gle, January Csc February 972c, March
! 3 7Sc, April Sic
| 500 p. m.-Market closed easy; middlng up
lands 9Ssc, middling Orleans 934c; sales to-
day LIB bales net receipts 100 bales, gross 10 2S3
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
| sales of 1900 bales, as follows: November de-
| livery . 5169 5Sc. December 55Mg9 soc, January
| Q 61@9 &c February 9 6Sm9 sc, March 100
| 9 tic, April S2tO9 SIC, May soc, June % "a
| 8 9Sc.
Green & Co.'S report on cotton futures says:
Dealing in cotton futures mas been fair in a
| slightly irregular range OF values, but the gene
| raj turn was easier d the cost averaged lower
| throughout. European advices were in pretty
good FORM indeed rather disappointed the
bears, but there seemed to be an absence of
| buying orders, and operators for a decline made
quite concerted effort to break the cost In
| this they were assisted by somewhat more
promising crop accounts from one or two sec
tons of the South. as well as by increased offer
| ing from primary sources. Considering the
| pressure made, however, the Shrink3ge of value
| was not great, amounting to only some 10
| points. and while no recovery took place, the
close iound pretty steady tone and only fair
| Offering"
GALVESTON, Nov. 3-Cotton steady middlng
91sc; net receipts G.j6j bales gross 6.503; sales
| ISIS bales; stock -, l63 bales; exports coast
| wise 3. rs bales.
NonFoLK. Nov 8.-Cotton quiet: middng
5-6c; net receipts 1, l23 bales, gross 4.l23;
| sales ZUtl bales, STOCK 4U,Of4 DdleSs EXPORTS
coastwse 1886 bales.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 3.--Cotton quiet mdding
9l2c; net receipts none, gross 500 bales; sales
noue; stock sos bales; exports, coastwise 21S
bales
BosroN, Nov 3.-Cotton quiet; middng
$40; net receipts S21 bales, gross i.09l; sales
none; stock none; exports, TO Great Britain
2,63S bales.
WILMIsGroS Nov 3.-Cotton firm; middling
9l4c: net receipts 1880 bales, gross 1850; sales
| none, st0GI, N. 49, bales.
| PHILADELPHIA Nov Section firm; DlGdIins
934c; net receipts % bales, gross %; stock loI2
| bales; exports, to Great 81 tain 1911 bales
New ORLEANS Nov. 3.-Cotton dull and easy;
middlng 9lsc; net receipts 1908 bales, gross
l2;273 sales 400 bales: stock 220,291 bales. r.
MOBILE, Nov. 3.-Cotton quiet; middling DC;
net receipts ! 1874 bales, gross l,S4o: sales 700
bales; stock 1852 bales; exports, coastwise
| 6.2 bales.
| 0 loo; receipts S,992 bales; shipments ADJ,
| sales $500; stock 1878 bales.
| AUGUSTA Nov 3.-Cotton steady; middling
| l5.I6c: receipts 1854 bales; sales 1928 bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov Section quiet, middling
| 9lsc; net receipts 2524 bales. gross 2o!4; sales
2,l13 bales. stock (corrected) 50935 bales.
| ATLANTA, Nov. 3.-COttOn steady; mlddllng
| 15-lGc. receipts 1913 bales.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 3.--ConSodated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day Al 453 bales exports,
TO Great Britain ID, 107 bales to the continent
! none.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,. ETC
| LIVERPOOL. Nov. b nOOn.-N neat Sue8Qys Oe-
mand fair; hoi iers offer moderately Corn
| steady; demand fair: new mix Il Western As I'd.
NEW YORK, Nov ,, noon-Fiour quiet but
steady Wheat lower Corn lower. Pork steady;
mess Sl4 000E14 50. Lard firm at So s.. Freights
firm Old mess steady at S13 500 10 10
5:OOp. m-5outnern flour firm aud in mode
rate demand. Wheat options varIble, irreSu-
la" closing steady at about current figures
| Yesterday; spot firm; ungraded red s20s6 e.:
| No red November delivery S23sIS3lsc, De
cember s34@4 l-ljc, closing at SIC Corn
cash steady; options B@ l4c lover, with mode
rate Grade, closing steady; unfTaded 5214 g 531ac;
| No p November delivery D. 3 lG0523sc, De-
cember 52}sW529sc. Oats without quota6le
change and falrly active, No :, November de
livery 1874 a 333sc. December 3S3S6033a4c, No. :,
| SPOT 1914 a 33L6c: mixed Western 320D34c. HOps
firm and unchanged Coffee, fair Rio, on
| spot firm at 1SlEc; options higher and fairy
| active; No. Z Rio, November delivery 10 0}Gl
| IS 25c December Is 95GDl6 zoe. January 10 i00s
| IL l5c. Sugar firm and unchanged; fair refining
| quoUed at 5lsc refined quiet. molasses quiet.
Cotton seed Oil 4Oc for crude; refined nominal.
| Hides quiet but steady, Wool quiet and easy.
| Pork steady and moderately active; mess SI4
for new Sl3 50G13 IS for old. Beef duIi. Beet
hams quiet and weak al SlP 20. lierced beef
steady. Cut meats steady. Middles duh and
| nominal. Lard 2Gl4 points lower but mode
rately active: Western steam, on spot SO 1l19'
November delivery ST 6,@oo3. Freights dun
| CHICAGO Nov. 3.-Local grain and provisions
markets were fairly active to-day. TIE opening
was quiet, but grew stronger before the first
| hour OF the session had expired. The strength
| probably came as lnllcn from Tue lliuia
| position 10 sell as from any news of bullish re
ports Large operators were talking bnish.
| and buying little wheat on any fractional de
cline The tone during the latter part OF the
| session was somewhat easier and the advance
| was lost, Corn took double action also to-day,
and after selling up from A03Sc, dropped off
about l6c and closed shade lower than yes
| tertiay Oats were steady and rather firm.
| Prices were without much variation from yes
terday's quotations. Provisions exhibited fai
activity but the volume oil business was not
especially large. Larger receipts OF hogs had
| depressing effect, and the market was easy
early. BUYERS took hold of pork freely, and
January soon advanced from sly 5SIS to $ls CO.
Toward the close the demand fell off and
January closed at sl2 521a. Lard advanced 215
M5c. with moderate trading Short ribs were
traded in to a fair extent.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged. Wheat, No. spring
| 7fA0S7f5Ac; No. , red 7234c. Corn. No. 9, 4lAc.
Oats, No 2. 251Rc Mess pork, Sl2 10000.
Lard, per 100 lbs, SO S5. Short rib sides, loose
| rs I0 Dry sailed shoulders boxed, So 2Oq5 30.
Short clear sides, boxed 81 7O@775. Whisky
81 10.
! Opening. Highest. Closing.